FSAFEDS

What feds should know before Open Season ends this year

Not every FEHB enrollee should necessarily make a change to their health, vision and dental plan options, but at the very least federal health experts…

Open Season

Open Season has arrived. Here’s what feds should look out for

Open Season

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6 reasons feds should take a look during Open Season this year

Open Season

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Federal employees will pay 7.7% more toward health premiums in 2024

Open Season

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Tools, resources and more for FEHB enrollees during the final days of Open Season

Open Season

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Federal employees will pay nearly 4% more toward health premiums in 2022

Benefits

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Shutdown FAQs: Pay, benefits and retirement questions answered

Government Shutdown

Tammy Flanagan: ‘Your plan might be changing’

Open Season

OPM renews contract for administration of benefits

Benefits

Wading through the federal benefits program

Your Turn

Money and stethoscope to illustrate the cost of health care

Federal life insurance Open Season signals time to reevaluate health benefits

Benefits

FSAFEDS members getting helping hand during ‘blackout’

The Federal Employee Education and Assistance Fund is offering no-interest loans for federal employees during next month’s FSAFEDS ‘blackout period.’

Benefits

Vendor changeover to require pause in flexible spending reimbursements

Federal employees will not be able to submit new Flexible Spending Account claims for health care or dependent care for a month this summer, starting July 30.

Benefits

OPM IG has ‘serious concerns’ for benefits procurement process

Agency Oversight

The Office of Personnel Management’s Office of the Inspector General has issued a management alert warning that the agency’s procurement process for certain benefits is outdated, creates a conflict of interest and could cause taxpayers to overpay on services.